Don’t think you’re in this alone

Farming can be a very stressful job – and farmers need to look after themselves, says Fen Tiger.

Clarity needed to get the best from Agriculture Bill

Expert view: Government plans for agriculture should recognise the benefits already provided by farmers, writes David Bolton.

One in five farmers plans to diversify their business

One in five farmers plan to diversify in a bid to ensure their businesses remain viable without direct subsidies, suggests a study.

Industry gives mixed reaction to last budget before Brexit

Farm leaders and industry commentators have given a mixed response to Philip Hammond’s last tax and spend speech before the UK leaves the European Union next spring.

HE Dennis & Son: Family business sticks to its principles in Suffolk

Attention to detail is key when you are contract farmers, say Phil and Robbie Dennis.

Youngstock health is concern for beef and dairy farmers

Beef and dairy calf rearers feel they should give their youngstock more attention, reveals a survey which suggests herds need more support to secure their future.

Growers deserve well-earned rest after unsettling year

Better autumn weather and means most crops are off to good start, says Richard Overthrow.

Growers invited to take part in Strategic Farm initiative

Forward-thinking commercial arable farmers are invited to apply to host Strategic Arable Farms on behalf of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.

East Anglian growers can ‘rival Champagne wine-makers’

Parts of East Anglia could rival the Champagne region of France when it comes to wine-making, according to research from the University of East Anglia.

Act early to secure spring seed supplies, growers told

Popular spring seed varieties could be in tight supply this season so growers should place orders early to avoid disappointment, says a leading agronomy firm.

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